This Roman earned acclaim for his command of the right wing of Sulla's army in the Battle of Colline Gate four years after fleeing to Spain after proscription by Cinna. He revived the Roman practice of decimation to punish soldiers in his command who had fled from battle during the Third Servile War, in which this man's troops had been scattered by Spartacus. After his death at the Battle of Carrhae, legend has it the Parthians poured molten gold down his throat.  FTP id
This Roman earned acclaim for his command of the right wing of Sulla's army in the Battle of Colline Gate four years after fleeing to Spain after proscription by Cinna. He revived the Roman practice of decimation to punish soldiers in his command who had fled from battle during the Third Servile War, in which this man's troops had been scattered by Spartacus. After his death at the Battle of Carrhae, legend has it the Parthians poured molten gold down his throat.  FTP identify this Roman general, triumvir with Julius Caesar and Gnaeus Pompey.
This Roman earned acclaim for his command of the right wing of Sulla's army in the Battle of Colline Gate four years after fleeing to Spain after proscription by Cinna.
Marcus Licinius {Crassus}